Sentence examples for need for appropriations from inspiring English sources

If we're talking about the need for appropriations, we're talking about how operations -- the success of past operations -- I think we can go into bigger detail".

A White House official said Tuesday that it did not for the moment see a need for additional appropriations by Congress, which would spare Republicans the spectacle of another divisive fight over disaster aid.

Mr. Cuomo's proposal may get more support in the Democrat-led Senate, where Senator Mary Landrieu, a Democrat from Louisiana who heads the appropriations subcommittee overseeing disaster-related funds, recently acknowledged the need for a supplemental appropriations bill providing aid to states hit hard by Hurricane Sandy.

One consequence in Texas is the need for emergency supplemental appropriations bills toward the beginning of most sessions, said Mr. Raymond, vice chairman of the House Appropriations Committee.

A so-called entitlement is a benefit extended to those who meet the lawful requirements, without the need for a specific appropriation.

In this week's Comment for the magazine, I wrote: A so-called entitlement is a benefit extended to those who meet the lawful requirements, without the need for a specific appropriation.

Edward G. Kehoe, co-head of King & Spalding's international arbitration practice, said the firm spotted the potential of such commercial disagreements a decade ago and began to "slowly build the business, because we saw increasing need for investor protection against appropriation".

But as Hurricane Sandy has demonstrated, natural disasters are exceeding even FEMA's expanded financial capacity, leading to the need for additional ad hoc congressional appropriations.

Even now he is trying to avoid admitting that Congress needs additional appropriations for the war, while preaching an election-year gospel of tax cuts.

While I do believe that increasing the F.H.A.'s capital reserves is a top priority, there will be no need for the F.H.A. to seek an appropriation from Congress.

The "Grey's Anatomy" actor and executive producer of BET's "Stay Woke" documentary, delivered a powerful speech that touched on the sacrifices of black women to their community, police violence, the commodification and appropriation and a need for action that drove his audience to their feet and audiences at home to their keyboards. .